英语词汇“appointment”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

COLLOCATIONS► have an appointment

I have an appointment at the clinic tomorrow morning.

► make an appointment

Call Mrs. Reynolds’ secretary and make an appointment.

► by appointment

Dr. Sutton sees patients only by appointment.

THESAURUSan organized event at which people gather to talk and decide things► meeting

an organized event at which people gather to talk and decide things: Over a hundred people attended the meeting. She’s in a meeting right now.

► conference

a large meeting that lasts for several days, where people listen to talks about a subject and discuss it: My colleagues and I are going to a conference on Travel and Tourism next week.

► convention

a large meeting of people who belong to the same organization, do the same work, or are interested in the same thing: They met at a global convention of textile manufacturers.

► assembly

a meeting of all the students and teachers at a school: The candidates for student body president gave speeches during assembly.

► gathering

an informal meeting, especially of family or friends: We usually have a big family gathering at my grandparents’ house at Thanksgiving.

► summit

an important meeting between leaders of different countries to discuss something: World leaders are getting ready for a summit on global economic problems.

► interview

a formal meeting at which someone is asked questions to find out if he or she is suitable for something such as a job or studying at a university, college, etc.: There were several very hard questions in the interview.

► appointment

an arrangement to meet someone such as a doctor, a lawyer, or a business person at a particular time and place: I’d like to make an appointment with Dr. Hanson on Tuesday. I have an appointment with the manager.

► consultation

formal a meeting with someone such as a doctor, lawyer, etc. so that that you can get advice or information: The professors have office hours for consultations with students.

► date

an arrangement to meet someone, especially your boyfriend or girlfriend, to see a movie, go to a restaurant, etc.: Bill asked me out on a date – we’re going to see the fireworks.

单词	appointment
释义	appointmentappointment /əˈpɔɪnt˺mənt/ ●●● S2 W2 noun Collocations COLLOCATIONS► have an appointment I have an appointment at the clinic tomorrow morning. ► make an appointment Call Mrs. Reynolds’ secretary and make an appointment. ► by appointment Dr. Sutton sees patients only by appointment. Thesaurus THESAURUSan organized event at which people gather to talk and decide things► meeting an organized event at which people gather to talk and decide things: Over a hundred people attended the meeting. She’s in a meeting right now. ► conference a large meeting that lasts for several days, where people listen to talks about a subject and discuss it: My colleagues and I are going to a conference on Travel and Tourism next week. ► convention a large meeting of people who belong to the same organization, do the same work, or are interested in the same thing: They met at a global convention of textile manufacturers. ► assembly a meeting of all the students and teachers at a school: The candidates for student body president gave speeches during assembly. ► gathering an informal meeting, especially of family or friends: We usually have a big family gathering at my grandparents’ house at Thanksgiving. ► summit an important meeting between leaders of different countries to discuss something: World leaders are getting ready for a summit on global economic problems. ► interview a formal meeting at which someone is asked questions to find out if he or she is suitable for something such as a job or studying at a university, college, etc.: There were several very hard questions in the interview. ► appointment an arrangement to meet someone such as a doctor, a lawyer, or a business person at a particular time and place: I’d like to make an appointment with Dr. Hanson on Tuesday. I have an appointment with the manager. ► consultation formal a meeting with someone such as a doctor, lawyer, etc. so that that you can get advice or information: The professors have office hours for consultations with students. ► date an arrangement to meet someone, especially your boyfriend or girlfriend, to see a movie, go to a restaurant, etc.: Bill asked me out on a date – we’re going to see the fireworks. 1[countable] an arrangement for a meeting at an agreed time and place, for some special purpose: a doctor’s appointment a five o’clock appointmentappointment with Judy’s appointment with the doctor is at 10:30.an appointment to do something Do we need an appointment to see the manager? I have an appointment at the clinic tomorrow morning. Call Mrs. Reynolds’ secretary and make an appointment. Dr. Sutton sees patients only by appointment.► see thesaurus at meeting2[countable, uncountable] the act of choosing someone for an important position or job: appointment of The president will make the appointment of a new chief justice this week.appointment as They congratulated him on his appointment as chairman.3[countable] a job or position, usually involving some responsibility: Barron recently received an appointment as vice chairman.
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